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States mandate work for Medicaid recipients, facing support and skepticism over effectiveness.
As of 2025, some states require Medicaid recipients to work or participate in job training for at least 80 hours a month, facing potential loss of benefits if they fail to comply.
While 62% of Americans support these requirements, recent research suggests they may not significantly reduce Medicaid costs or increase employment.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that nationwide work requirements could reduce Medicaid enrollment by 0.6 million and save $109 billion over 10 years, but experts argue the impact might be minimal and more effective policies could include time limits on eligibility.
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Los estados ordenan el trabajo para los beneficiarios de Medicaid, enfrentando apoyo y escepticismo sobre la efectividad.